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1 bruise
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1. noun(an injury caused by a blow to a person or a fruit, turning the skin a dark colour: bruises all over his legs; apples covered in bruises.) morado, magulladura
2. verb(to cause or develop such a mark on the skin: She bruised her forehead; She bruises easily.) magullarbruise1 n morado / cardenal / magulladurabruise2 vb magullar / contusionartr[brʊːz]1 morado, magulladura, contusión nombre femenino2 (on fruit) magulladura, machucadura1 (body) magullar, contusionar2 (fruit) magullar, machucar1 (body) magullarse, salirle cardenales2 (fruit) magullarse1) : contusionar, machucar, magullar (a una persona)2) damage: magullar, dañar (frutas)3) crush: majar4) hurt: herir (los sentimientos)bruise n: moretón m, cardenal m, magulladura f (dícese de frutas)n.• abolladura s.f.• bollo s.m.• borujón s.m.• cardenal (mancha de la piel) s.m.• contusión s.f.• desolladura s.f.• golpe s.m.• maca s.f.• magulladura s.f.• ramalazo s.m.• roncha s.f.v.• abollar v.• contundir v.• estrujar v.• golpear v.• lastimar v.• machucar v.• magullar v.bruːz
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noun moretón m, cardenal m, morado m (Esp, Ven)
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transitive verb \<\<body/arm\>\> contusionar (frml); \<\<fruit\>\> magullar, mallugar* (Méx, Ven); \<\<feelings/ego\>\> herir*
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vi \<\<fruit\>\> magullarse, mallugarse* (Méx, Ven)[bruːz]he bruises very easily — le salen moretones (or cardenales etc) con mucha facilidad
1.2. VT1) [+ leg etc] magullar, amoratar (esp LAm); [+ fruit] magullar, dañar2) (fig) [+ feelings] herir3.VII bruise easily — me salen cardenales or moretones con facilidad
* * *[bruːz]
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noun moretón m, cardenal m, morado m (Esp, Ven)
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transitive verb \<\<body/arm\>\> contusionar (frml); \<\<fruit\>\> magullar, mallugar* (Méx, Ven); \<\<feelings/ego\>\> herir*
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vi \<\<fruit\>\> magullarse, mallugarse* (Méx, Ven)he bruises very easily — le salen moretones (or cardenales etc) con mucha facilidad
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2 magullar
magullar ( conjugate magullar) verbo transitivo to bruise magullarseverbo pronominal to bruise
magullar verbo transitivo to bruise, damage ' magullar' also found in these entries: English: bruise - maul
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